Puerperal Infection Fever over 100.4 after the first 24 hours and lasting 2 days or more Chills, flu-like symptoms, elevated WBC (over 30,000), tachycardia Types of infections reproductive tract: back ache, abd pain, foul smelling lochia, purulent discharge wound infection: erythema, warmth, swelling, tenderness, drainage.
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